Book  (2018)  Page(s) 81.  Includes photo(s).
 
Carl Ellefsen, Victoria.  My Favouite Floribunda Roses. 
Victoria Gold 

Book  (2017)  Includes photo(s).
 
p90.  Veronica O’Brien,  My Top Australian Bred Roses.
Victoria Gold   A deep yellow floribunda with a slight to moderate perfume was bred by Eric Welsh in 1999. It commemorates the centenary of the Victoria Rose Society. This rose has a very distinctive red edge in the autumn. The bloom holds its shape very well.

p96.  Jim Cunningham, NSW,  My Top Australian Bred Roses.
Victoria Gold. Floribunda bred by Eric Welsh in 1998. This tall growing floribunda is one of the first roses to flower in spring. It has small clusters of deep yellow roses, very little colour variation is noticeable until petal drop, a bit unusual in this colour range. The stems are good for cutting with green glossy foliage, and a slight fragrance.

p101.  Robert Warren, Queensland.   My Top Australian Bred Roses.
Victoria Gold  (1999) is a strong growing medium yellow Floribunda rose which produces many blooms throughout the spring, summer and autumn. Growing to almost 1.5 metres and with good bushy growth. It is a great garden bush rose. It always produces blooms around show time so features in Champion Floribunda classes frequently. This rose was the Centenary Rose of The Victorian Rose Society in 1999.

Magazine  (2016)  Page(s) 21. Vol 38, No. 1.  Includes photo(s).
 
Richard Walsh: Feature Breeder - Eric Welsh.
....If you ask someone in NSW or Qld, they will name 'Delicious' as his best, while in Vic or SA, it will most likely be Victoria Gold. I once admired 'Victoria Gold' and told Eric I loved the old fashioned appearance....

Book  (15 Nov 2009)  
 
‘Victoria Gold’. Welgold. ARS Approved Exhibition Name: ‘Victoria Gold’.
F, my, Welsh; bud deep golden yellow; flowers bright yellow, petals can be edged deeper, medium, dbl., shallow cup, borne in clusters, moderate fragrance; recurrent; foliage dark green, glossy; moderate (2-3 ft.) growth. Introductions: 1999.
one report says Gold Bunny is one of parents

Book  (2005)  Includes photo(s).
 
p16 Photo. ‘Victoria Gold’, Welsh. Photograph: Treloar Roses.

p98 ‘Victoria Gold’ – featured at Flemington racecourse.

Book  (2003)  Page(s) 50.  
 
Ian Spriggs. ….Sometime later, when we were having a quiet evening together at his (Ted Treloar’s] home, he was to contact Eric Welsh about a yellow floribunda seedling he had on trial. That seedling became known as ‘Victoria Gold’.

Book  (2002)  Includes photo(s).
 
p33 Photo. Mr. Eric Welsh with ‘Victoria Gold’.

p75 Mrs. Rosalie Parsons, Victoria. 'Victoria Gold’ – chosen to commemorate The Centenary of the Rose Society of Victoria. Bred from ‘Gold Medal’ and ‘Gold Bunny’, the beautiful sprays of golden yellow are at different times edged with red. A medium growing plant with clusters of from three to five and a good repeat on a healthy bush. Eric Welsh being the breeder of this great Australian rose.

Website/Catalog  (2001)  
 
p9 ‘Victoria Gold’. (Welgold). PBR pending.

p17 ‘Victoria Gold’. PBR 1999. a commemoration of the Centenary of the Victorian Rose Society (1899-1999). Small clusters of impressive, double, rich golden yellow blooms. Non-fading and free flowering. Lightly scented. Healthy mid-green foliage. Suitable for growing in a pot.

Website/Catalog  (2001)  Page(s) 27.  
 
‘Victoria Gold’. (WELgold, Welsh). Fragrant. Double. Low/med. Bedding. A vibrant golden yellow with red margining of the petals. The blooms are borne singly and in clusters. Very prolific. ‘Victoria Gold’ commemorates the Centenary of the Victoria Rose Society.

Website/Catalog  (2000)  Page(s) 12.  Includes photo(s).
 
‘Victoria Gold’. Floribunda. 1999. Australia. Hedging. Double. Fragrant. Large flowers, cut flowers, recurrent. 1.1m x 1.0m. my.